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No where will you be asked for a password by Mysql except in your code where you call mysql_connect. Your going to need to post your code as you are obviously way off track somewhere.

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Simply put a form on a page that submits to a PHP script which then adds the form data to a database.

I saw this yesterday too, some fucked up shit. Not sure why you would consider it a Git fail though.

It's all up to you really. In my framework, I have the router create a command object. This command object is basically just a placeholder for the names of the module, controller & action foe the current request. I then pass this into my request object (it's going to need it anyway), which in turn passes it to the dispatch process.

Did you even read Maq's response? There is a link in my signature "How To Ask?", read it, and come back when you are more capable of putting a post together.

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projects/(*.)

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You might also want to take a look at incrond, it is different to normal cron in that it executes script when certain filesystem events occur (ie; a file is created within a certain directory), not like normal cron which just executes scheduled tasks.

Sorry but your not making allot of sense. You'll need to explain in more detail.

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How exactly do you plan on identifying members without them logging in?

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Yes and yes. the question really should be, why wouldn't you use a framework?

No.

This.... if("$transfertype='sale'") will *always* evaluate to true. Why? Because are are simply using a string as your expression. You don't need (and they indeed make no sense) the double quotes. As for your issue. What have you done to debug your code? Have you looked to see what mysql_error might produce? Your update query is all over the place. column identifiers do not belong in quotes, but strings do.

We need more descriptive details 'do not work' does not cut it.

You can easily trigger php scripts from a batch file. Take a look at the clin section of the manual cli.

You would to download them separately.

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Java and JavaScript are two completely different beats, but neither of them are related to PHP. Why would you post this in the PHP Help forum?

PHP's probably not the ideal solution for this type of thing but you'll want to take a look at readline.

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